Until quite recently, in fact, Mr. Kim maintained his diplomatic efforts at engagement, now widely know as his "sunshine policy," despite the utter contempt and venomous scorn spewed by the North's official propaganda machine, which disparaged him as stooge of Washington unworthy of serious consideration.
TNFα is one of the key cytokines in inflammation, but the pathways directly or indirectly activated upon TNFα engagement may vary widely and lead to different outcomes depending on cell- and receptor type as well as on environmental factors[30].
Signalling downstream of TCR engagement has been widely studied [ 5- 7].
Although community engagement (CE) is widely used in health promotion, components of CE models associated with improved health are poorly understood.
The complexity of community engagement exercises is widely acknowledged [ 24, 27, 32], and there may not be a one-size-fits-all solution.
Lastly, most of the bioethics circulated in the developing countries is 'ready-made' and the process of local reflections and adaptations, which in turn necessitates the public engagement, is not widely activated.
It didn't help that Douglas's oldest brother had just shot himself on the eve of his engagement because, it was widely rumored, of an affair he had been having with Lord Rosebery, a prominent politician.
Patient engagement has become a widely used term, but remains a poorly understood concept in healthcare.
My personal mission when I took up the post was, inevitably given my interests, public engagement - disseminating as widely as possible both the benefits and disadvantages of all aspects of assisted reproduction.
